My OpenClaw fleet
The agents I actually run, on a runtime I didn't write.
Field notes on running things like production — at work, at home, and in the gap between them.
Notes from running a homelab and a family with the same brain.
What I've built on top of someone else's agent runtime, and why the discipline matters more than the kit.
The useful part of running agents at home is not the intelligence. It is the containment: narrow jobs, short tool lists, visible audit trails, rate limits, and a real kill switch when something starts behaving oddly.
Shipped v1 of blog.robbohome.com
Astro + nginx on svr002 via the usual Pattern A CI/CD. Two essays, three notes, hand-drawn schematics, OG images, RSS.
The agents I actually run, on a runtime I didn't write.
A small fleet of servers running the house, the agents, and the metrics.
A DNS-level ad-blocker I deployed and then walked away from.